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Hang in there brother. I have been there myself and it always gets better. Sometimes it's days, sometimes it's weeks before my ears/brain will go...
As far as hyperacusis, don't over protect your ears. Go for long walks outdoors and let your ears take in normal everyday sounds. I would...
Kevin Hogan wants to sell you a book. [emoji1]. Man I've had T for over 5 years. There was a time that I obsessed over it, constantly listening...
My friend I have all the same symptoms from time to time. Seems to be worse during the winter but happens during other seasons as well. I have...
Another common denominator of tinnitus. I think it's just that it's quiet at night with no distractions. I use a pillow speaker that goes between...
I consume around 300mg of caffeine a day with no ill effects. I really have found no food triggers in my world. What I have found, maybe, is that...
Also, Pillowsonic stereo pillow speaker works well with iPhone sleep machine app.
Good ear plugs. I wear them to concerts and monster truck shows. http://www.earpeace.com
There is absolutely no figuring out T. Once you commit yourself to that way of thinking, T becomes a lot easier to deal with. IMO.
I take aleve and/or Advil quite often and have never noticed a change in T. You should be fine. I have had T for 6 years. It was rough at first...
This would make sense due to the fact most of us can clench our teeth and get a change in pitch and volume of our T.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-139867/A-sound-hope-tinnitus-victims.html
Laperson, Your original post is spot on, for me. I have had T for 5 years and have experienced all you spoke of. Especially, chasing of the...
mjnsr, Your post are intriguing, to say the least. Please keep the updates coming.
